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guys,

just out of curiousity.

was in mc'ds with bambam and one dude in a charade just decided to back into my 'line and run off.

ergh.

anyways, to the point, its just a small ding with his white paint on top. i doubt any of my paint has even come off.

its right above the GT badge and under the indicator on the left side.

exactly where the panel above the tire is..slightly above the gt badge. presumably there is a slight ding/dent,

how much does it normally cost to get fixed? haf seen signs arnd my neighbourhood for a "DENT KING" and he fixes dings and dents without something something...nv really paid much atttention to the ad altho i have the number.

or shd i go to a proper panel beater for such a small thing?

i thikn the cops will laff @ me if i tried to make a report...

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These paintless dent removal guys are AWESOME.

I used DELETE-A-DENT.

When i first got my R33 it had pin dents and few creases in it.. this guy came out, charged me $80 and took all of them out.. didnt event know they were ever there... well worth it.

They use magnets and rollers I believe.. its amazing....

If you have not paint removed and its not that bad .... GO FOR IT.

You'll be amazed what these guys can do.

Daniel

same thing happened with me :D but it was a head-on ...... just cosmetic damage i got his number plate but never ended up reporting it ...... i had no witnesses ....not time...... and the thought of it just made me sick so im currently getting it fixed for free and a panel beater friend of my dads :D if it wasnt getting fixed for free yeah i probably wouldve chased it up with the cops.

some ppl just haf no respect/manners.

me and bam happened to bump into the car today albeit a different driver...he gave us a phone number for the owner and we lost it but nevethteless, we have his plates.

damage was fixed for free by CK LEE smash repairs in welshpool.. too small i guess...

looks aiite now. just have to get it polished and waxed so the small scratches or his paint comes off my car

:)

I think its still a crime to leave the sceme of an accident regardless of the amount of damage. I could be wrong but its prolly worth calling the cops. At most they will give him a fine, but he prolly deserves it.:uh-huh:

Stopped at the lights one day and some chick just tagged my rear bumper and then took off. But F@$K that!!!! I booted it after the car and chased it down, sure slight road rage maybe but hey i didn't know how much damage was done. Lucky only a slight ding and scratch.

yea thats what i did...booted it and went after the pr*ck.

knowing that we were in skylines, the ***r drove over the divider knowing that we were too low to do it and we'd scrape something.

oh well...alls done is done

i have his plates and i have half a mind to report him to the cops and get his ass in shit for hit n run.

hehe

such a good citizen i am...

:(

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